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Chapter 2 Introduction to XHTML Programming the World Wide Web Fourth edition By Robert W. Sebesta

Figure 2.1 Filling lines

Figure 2.2 Display of greet.html

Figure 2.3 The paragraph element

Figure 2.4 Line breaks

Figure 2.5 The pre element

Figure 2.6 Display of headings.html

Figure 2.7 Display of blockquote.html

Figure 2.8 The <code> element

Figure 2.9 The <sub> and <sup> elements

Table 2.1 Some commonly used entities

Figure 2.10 Display of image.html

Figure 2.11 Display of file-upload.html, the W3C HTML validation

Figure 2.12 HTML validation output for image.html

Figure 2.13 Display of link.html

Figure 2.14 Following the link from link.html

Figure 2.15 Display of unordered.html

Figure 2.16 Display of ordered.html

Figure 2.17 Display of nested_lists.html

Figure 2.18 Display of definition.html

Figure 2.19 Display of table.html

Figure 2.20 Two levels of column labels

Figure 2. 21 Display of cell_span Figure 2.21 Display of cell_span.html: multiple-labeled columns and labeled rows

Figure 2. 22 Display of cell_align Figure 2.22 Display of cell_align.html: the align and valign attributes

Figure 2.23 Display of space_pad.html

Figure 2.24 Display of checkbox.html

Figure 2.25 Display of radio.html

Figure 2.26 Display of menu.html (default size of 1)

Figure 2.27 Display of menu.html after the scroll arrow is clicked

Figure 2.28 Display of menu.html with size set to 2

Figure 2.29 Display of textarea.html after some text entry

Figure 2.30 Submit and Reset buttons

Figure 2.31 Display of popcorn.html

Figure 2.32 A simple frameset of six frames

Figure 2.33 Display of frames.html

Figure 2.34 Display of frames.html after taking the bananas link

Figure 2.35 Display of nested_frames.html